Camping dei Fiori

Surrounded by tall deciduous trees, Camping dei Fiori offers peace and relaxation in the picturesque Ligurian countryside. At the same time, the nearest sandy beach on the Mediterranean is just a short walk away and is ideal for swimming in the warm summer months. The site is particularly popular with families with children and dogs, but couples and single travellers also have an unforgettable time here.

Quiet campsite on the Ligurian coast

Camping dei Fiori is located in the far north of Italy, just a few kilometres from the border with France, in the province of Savona, which is part of the Liguria region. To the south, the Mediterranean invites you to swim and relax, while the mountains to the north of the site are perfect for hiking. The nearest large town is Pietra Ligure, which is home to almost 9,000 inhabitants. The town is around 900 metres away and is a popular destination for walkers thanks to its historic old town. Camping dei Fiori has a total of 159 pitches for holidaymakers, 119 of which are parcelled out. The average size of the pitches ranges from 30 m² to 55 m². In addition, there are 51 rental accommodations and 35 pitches for permanent campers on the total area of 2.9 hectares. The standard facilities on the campsite include washing machines and drying facilities, which is particularly useful for longer stays. There is also a large children's playground and a separate paddling pool for the little ones. For older children and adults, the outdoor pool is an ideal alternative if you don't want to walk to the beach along the Mediterranean. The informal atmosphere on the campsite rounds off your stay at Camping dei Fiori perfectly.

Suggestions for excursions and activities in the region

The stretch of fine sandy coastline is the biggest attraction in the area and is not just for swimming or sunbathing. Windsurfing, kitesurfing and other water sports are also very popular here, as they can also be learnt by beginners thanks to the local schools. Campers interested in culture can take a day trip to nearby Pietra Ligure, which is particularly famous for its medieval palazzi and the Castrum Petrae castle. The church of San Nicoló di Bari in the centre of the town is also worth a visit. The many caves along the Ligurian coast have long been more than just an insider tip, with the caves of Toirano and Borgio Verezzi being particularly spectacular.